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The $20,000 Leading Minds Climate Education Fellowship opens a global call for youth (ages 10–30) working to transform climate education — whether in schools, communities or digital spaces

The €20 million International Climate Initiative (IKI) is a cornerstone of Germany’s international efforts to address climate change, support adaptation measures, and conserve biodiversity in developing and emerging countries.

The $10,000 Allianz x Social Shifters MoveNow Global Social Innovation Challenge supports youth-led social innovation globally that aligns with the Allianz Global Social Impact program, MoveNow, which is committed to empowering young people and strengthening resilience in underserved communities.

Discover 50+ global opportunities closing this December with a combined funding pool of over $9.8 million

The $6,000 Climate Resilience & Food Security in Africa Fellowship invites African entrepreneurs to accelerate solutions that strengthen climate adaptation, resilience and food security through high-impact ventures.

The AYuTe Africa Challenge Kenya aims to promote agricultural innovation among Kenyan youth and contribute to the country’s food security through technology-driven entrepreneurship.

The Foundation S has announced the €100,000Climate Action & Health Resilience Grants Programme to strengthen community health systems against the growing impacts of extreme heat and air pollution in low- and middle-income countries.

The $50,000 Keeling Curve Prize 2026 recognizes and supports innovative climate solutions that aim to bend the Keeling Curve downward by reducing the concentration of atmospheric CO2 and other greenhouse gases.

Explore over $930,000 in global grant opportunities focused on public health, climate resilience, women’s health innovation, and community development — closing from November to December 2025.

The $70,000 CHINNOVA Small Grants program supports innovative, evidence-driven research that strengthens the resilience of health systems in West and Central Africa.